- host-specific. An
early basic,
functional division of
parasites distinguished microparasites and macroparasites.
These each had a
mathematical model ****igned in...
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Intracellular parasites are
microparasites that are
capable of
growing and
reproducing inside the
cells of a host. They are also
called intracellular pathogens...
- the
original on 2019-12-25.
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Brown PJ (1987). "
Microparasites and Macroparasites".
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their related group of proteins, in the
human microbiome.
Circular RNA
Microparasite Non-cellular life
Obelisk (life form)
Plant pathology Plasmid Prion...
- Czederpiltz, Volk and
Burdsall showed that the
Entoloma was in fact the
microparasite. The whitish-grey
malformed fruit bodies known as
carpophoroids were...
- (1997). "Prevalence, Host
Specificity and
Impact on Host
Fecundity of
Microparasites and
Epibionts in
Three Sympatric Daphnia Species".
Journal of Animal...
- habitat. A
comparable concept, that of
threshold density,
exists for host-
microparasite inter-actions. The
species with the
lowest R* for a
limiting soil resource...
- only
large parasites such as
parasitic worms and crustaceans, but not
microparasites such as
Myxosporea and Microsporidia. The list
below follows that of...
- (1997). "Prevalence, host
specificity and
impact on host
fecundity of
microparasites and
epibionts in
three sympatric Daphnia species".
Journal of Animal...
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their fleas,
other hosts have been
observed to
naturally carry the
microparasite as well,
including cats and
their fleas (Ctenocephalides felis), opossums...
